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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1922
Page
5
The Frederick Daily News announces policy requiring real names with letters and communications to be published. It is a mail in notices section rule and excludes unsigned opinions. It states Associated Press rights for news dispatches and prohibits telephoned notices.
In a 1922 editorial style piece, the author argues that business careers should serve community welfare beyond profit. Leaders must organize industry efficiently, provide fair wages, healthful work, and reasonable costs while solving labor issues to benefit the public and the nation.
Emory G. Remsberg argues about a Montevue management bill and court roles in Frederick County. He cites a 1917 grand jury report calling for court led management by a rotating commission and criticizes current nonjudicial duties. He endorses court involvement as a credit to the county and rails against paid lobbyists in Annapolis.
The Inquiring Reporter surveys residents on whether a block of new homes should be built in Frederick and if they could be occupied. Respondents mostly support housing expansion, with several citing a shortage and need for moderate income housing.
The speaker denounces paid agitators and lobbyists for blocking state business at legislatures, calling for action against militarism and radical laws. He cites high crime, tax burdens, and erosion of liberty as evidence of a dissatisfied people, urging resistance to perceived radical influence.
Beaus tifully colored postcards arrive from Mr and Mrs Elroy Wachter now in Los Angeles Cal One card shows the new Federal building in Albuquerque N M costing 200000 fireproof concrete and steel The Grand Canyon view from Hotel El Lovar is vividly colored Another card shows Hermits Rest interior at 7000 feet altitude Indians sell pottery in Albuquerque Hog cholera noted on J W Cordell farm near Lander Bureau warning England public officials misusing official information faces criminal liability
Twenty years ago today in Frederick links a painting accident at Vincent Yingling’s scaffolded addition to his care, a lamp explosion in the Bentz building basement, and a 18 inch clock in Landis’s window that would run 400 days. Roy Anderson departs for San Francisco en route to the Philippines. John Kyd Beckenhaugh of Haserstown is named quartermaster in the First Maryland National Guard. Haserstown elects Henry V Wolsapfel Jr. mayor, with Dr Edwin M Schindel winning Democrat council seat and John H Ritner defeating Edward H Zelgier for Ward 2 council. Edward R Manson defeats David P Schindel for Ward 4 Democrat council seat.
Bishop Baynes lauds Bishop Murray and unveils plans for the Fete of Light and Flowers to transform the cathedral grounds into an open air cathedral of flowers. Architect Beecher designed the displays with flowering walls and color lights, featuring Maryland and cathedral coats of arms, parish booths, two restaurants, and a southern kitchen. Mrs. John Gardner Murray leads the event. Mrs. Ernest Heifinstien and others served tea after remarks. The party tours Frederick, Hagerstown, and Cumberland before returning to Baltimore.
Two Nescopeck coal dredgers Wallace Rex and John Hays escaped drowning after their barge and rowboat were swept a mile downstream by swift Nescopeck Falls currents. The barge sank in ten feet of water pulling the rowboat under. both men reached shore exhausted. In Millville Henry Baker 32 a glassblower died after hiccups persisted for a week and an attempted operation could not save him.
London reports King George, struck by a slight cold and sore throat, must stay indoors for several days. A European inventor claims to have built an elect electromagnetic phonograph using amplifying tube and telegraphone principles allowing a stage to be spoken into a rail and heard by the next train’s engineer.
An old advertisement touts Othine double strength to fade freckles and brighten complexions. It notes March sunlight increases freckles sales and promises money back guarantees if the product fails.
Mrs Fisher and Standish interact over a neighborhood boy, Roger, the janitor's son, who asks to play marbles. Mrs Moher condemns mixing tenants with the janitor's children as the building turns wealthier. They meet the owner and Roger is invited to play while mentioning his lesson on wiring lights.
On March 23 across history Patrick Henry delivered a famous speech in 1775. British forces landed at Peekskill in 1777. Nathaniel Green became United States Quartermaster General on March 23, 1778. Texas ratified the Confederate Constitution on March 23, 1861. The Anti Polygamy Act was declared legal by the U.S. Supreme Court on March 23, 1885.
Do You Know an item of news in your locality Send it in. The text cites Maryland Constitution Section 14 title 2 about governor nominating fill vacancies in Senate before adjournment unless within 10 days of adjournment.
In 1695 Lord Bellamont hires Captain William Kidd to lead the Adventure Galley to seize pirate plunder. After a harsh voyage, mutiny grows as crewmen die and pirate urges rise. Kidd returns to New York and is jailed. trial ends with his execution and that of six crew. The tale closes with a joke about a clock factory and a riddle.
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